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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
DAMAGE BYAN EXPLODING BOILER.
ITS LONG FLIGHT THROUGH THE AIR.

DROPPING INTO THE YARD OF CROWDED TENE-
MENr HOUSE, BOY ONLY SLIGHTLY HURT.
Captain Brooks of the Madison-st police. found his
enough yesterday afternoon when boiler
exploded In the scoh refinery OF g. A. Solomon, 1t NO.
Gouverneur slip. and created great excitement MI
eclcmons refinery fourstory Building with yard on
the west side OF it In shed Of corrugated iron In the
yard there until last evening two upright boilers
one Of fortynve and the ether Of thirtyhve horse
power They used to furnish steam
which necessary in stages OF the refinery pus
ness and also pump.
The refinery closed at p m yesterday ana AL Inc
worhmen went away enjoy what left OF the half
holiday. No person was near the smaller OF tho TWO
boilers when it exploded 1t O'Clock After knocking
over the big boiler and demoshng the iron she'd II took
an upward night, just grazing . wooden tenement
house on the adjoining lot. II went up 30
bish that It hooked like . piece of old
rag carpet futterfns In the air Tho explosion nad
the boiler shape but most Of the iron held
together went soaring skyward Passing in south
westerly direction the shattered mass OF iron described
curve and fell into the yard Of the tenement house, No.
1914 Monroes So rapid thu fixht that the roar OF
the explosion had scarcely died before the boiler
fell with earth again. 1t ground the pavement
yard into dust where 1t fell and smashed the fence
the boiler had hit the house frightiul loss Of lie
honse Many children Of the honae use the yara as ~,
playground aud after the crash parents INTO , ane
children Luckily all Of them we're ont OF the yard An
alarm oftre called the police ana ths 70 uo
work blazing In the cellar big tank OF alcohol ana
they put flames Ia time 10 save the building rom
ssroas damage. The loss about $500 the police
thought.
Charles steter of No. GIG waterst. was the engineer
in charge Of the boilers. He about tho
buildnx. but not tho boilers at the time
Of tho explosion. Captain Brooks arrested hm;
suypectnx that he had been too careless setter ssd
be his dres before he left the and the
gauge showed only twenty pounas or steam At INC ue
BE had license from the Bureau for the inspecon OF
steam Boilers at Police Headquarters. The small ooer
t~rr~ cf>d 6ver ha
in rood condition. In going TO No 1874 Monroe 81 IRON
No. 6 0ouverneursiip the boiler must have raVeneo
2 900 feet the Witnesses Of the light said. .
30 far As be learned the only person hurt by the
explosion Richard Flaming age eleven OF No COS
nsn the boiler several pieces Of the iron shed we're
scattered about the neghborhood but they d no serious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
FUG17YrES FROM BELGIUM DIsCoVERED
VAN pOREN AND MRS. VAN HEYsr FOUND IN Ho-
FAsTON.

VAN poREy AND MRS. VAN HEYsr FOUND IN HQ-
TEL AT EAsTON.
EAsroN Penn, July 10 tSpeeab.-rhe last train from
Jersey City Thursday night brought to Easton man,
woman and child who taken to tho Barnet House
and assigned separate They did not register and
thu easygoinT landlord simply noted In bis register
German and lady" The party was Jules Van Deren.
Mrs. John Van Heyst and tho latters three-year-old
child runaways from Antwerp and wanted by the Bel
GUM Consul In NewYork for taking $4,000 from John
Van Heyst and abdnctng his child. Their identity how
ever was not known until Leon Albeit jr attorney at
law of Jsrssy City, camo here and secured local dc
tectves came and havs since shsdovsd the hotel
When Van Doren arrived he told the hotel proprietor
his trunks were in the Custom House and he wanted 10
buy ssne clothing He taken to several stores and
obtained What he wanteds All day yesterday be was
ahout the hotel free and easy hut whom he aweke this
Inorning and found the hotsl wAtehed BY Pnferton
men he kept his room Mira Van Heyst ana child were
also invisible. This morning Van Doren engaged O. a.
Movers hts counsel and Leon Abbott jr enlisted the
services Of B. y. Fackenthal1, another lawyer writ
WAS obtained from Judge Schuyler commanding Van
Doren to produce the child In court on Tuesday ne1t
Van Doren served with the writ In his room but
said nothing. Mrs. Van Heyst 10 not IN attractive
woman while Van Doren 10 good looking. Van Heyst
has sailed from Antwerp for America The hotel board
trying mako unpleasant TOR the ootecves
who watch the fugittve8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
STOLEN CHINESE CERTIFICATES

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The Treasury Department Is
informed that number Of blank Chinese certificates
wsrs recently stolen from the custom house At Port
Townsend W. T., and that many Of them have been sold
or otherwise disposed of for tho purpose Of enabling Chi
nsmsu to snter tho United States In violation OF law
Instructions have been sont 10 tina customs officers At
Ogdsnsburg N. Y. Suspension Bridge. ~ Y; Buffalo,
Detroit, Duluth. Chicago, Burlington. VI; PlarsourH.
n Y; Port Huron. Mich. and st. Vincent MINI, care
fully 10 scrutnze All certificates presentsd by Cinnamon
entering their districts by way of the Canadian Paene
Railway and that II any 90 he stolen esruncates are
found among them, TO n eutry TO the holdsra All
such certhcates whom gill be eanoelled ana 70
turned 70 the collector at PORT Townsend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

BUSINESS TROUBLES AND FAILURESsphn
PHILADELPHIA, July l6.-Charles Rothweil, towo
manufacturer at Second and Cambria s has suspense
and over hundred banda idle. The suspension w.
brought about by two judgments being entered. on'
was in favor Of Ksdwsrd Thorpe. dyers, for Sio,h
and the other for $l4.6l3 In favor OF j. r. sonc
manufacturer of yarns. The iabiues Arc ~'
q 600 aud believed 70 be cred bv the assets
LYxcnpuR0. Va. July l6-w. ID. smyth lear 'o0se.-
dealer formerly owner OF the Greek slave esse
Norvs hss aled deed Of assighment 70 W. " WIZ ssss
trustss Hla liabilities are about $2000o ana MS
uHkaoWn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

DEFA Utter MARKHAN IN AN IRON CAGE.
CHICAGO July l6-wilam Hog9 wolseley Markham.
the forging paymaster Of the British war ship Esporia at
Hong Kong. brought yesterday from Kansas City,
whore hs was arrested by the PinksrtonA He waived
examination before Commissioner Hoyns this morning
and was committed to jail until extradition papers from
Hong Kong reach the Secretary of State He sat dis
oopsoaey in the United States Marshas iron cage when
he WAS iatarrogatsd BY reporter.
"Hsw did you como to do itf"
"0od knows; IL was impulse. hadn't thought OF the
idea before Ny record for years was as clear
NJ q su pbsam except whiskey and women admit got
the 81 OO0 but didn't expond It. AS reported on that
6au ~ ancsco There are things about won
tell you It's no use to bother me- won't tsn you nor
anybody" .,,..
mAnlness He IA Drowned by eli matte exposure large
and well formed and talks In straightforward manner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
wHr cH1cl GO LACKs CULTURE.

CHICAGO, July 18.-Lbraran Poole win tender his
resignation the meeting Of the board Of trustees
of the Chicago Public Library. and viii accept the Office
of librarian Of the Newbcrry Library. The Public
Library" Mr.. Poole saya docs not meet pressing
demand Although ii y fairly supplied with standard
works of reference 1t s not calculated to meet the need
Of profound men One reason why Chicago Is so i'm.
nebsey behind In rank literary lies the fact
that we have NO special libraries scattered zbout
Boston can recount nearly twenty Mr. Poole Is firmly
convinced that with the increase n culture and fac
ities Chicago will act a sort Of literary magnet In
drawing literary people to IT, He considers the found
ing OF the NewBerry Library the beginning of tho
glorious contamination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

northern frontier. saying that the Department, M
formed that large quantities Of opium snip bea Iioe
Victoria B. c. By way Of Canadian Pacific hairosas
are being smuggled fpc the Cnited States ana urgny
greater vigilance In the exAmination Oh packages :"
marcha udise from Victoria
AUsrRALIAS ExPosrnoS.-Formal notice mas oeen ~
eeived ct the Department of state that Centennial IN
rcrnationai Exposition will be held at Melbourne In
1888 The colonial authorities expre1 desire 10 nave
an adequate representation OF the United states at sne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
FLAMES SWEEP THROUGH AN ASYLUM.


surY BOYS, HUNDRED GIRLS AND NEARLY
THIRTY SISTERS OF MERCY IN DANGER.
\ IRE Of unknown origin started in q pantry In the
basement Of st. Joseph's Asylum ct Avenue and
Eaghty-nnth-st, aftcr q yesterday. and was
attacking the starways leading 10 tho boys dortores
when discovered by Johann schcklin the watch
He to the special building signal box in the
asylum and sent out an alarm. Before the fremen
rived he had alarmed the servants and the sisters In
change Of the and Roundsman Weise of the
Eghtyeehth Street squad had entered the building to
sixty boys and three attendants were ON the fourth
floor directly IN tho path Of the flames. Nearly 100
efrls were IN the sdjoinipg building The twenty six
ssfers able keep THAR seIfoonro and to meet
tho sudden danger The frightened half stupened boys
bridge 70 new and unoccupied wing Of the building.
Bstes was 10 much frightened be into the main
Ssii where the famcs were raging. He Was dragged
back again after he had been burned severely, and
tskeu With the other boya The three women attend
anita who rsmaned until the boys out Of danger.
to9 impatient and Jumped rom laddsf T. the ground
TIE flames swept through tho haiways In three stories
athe west end Of the ssylum beforo they were extin
gUshed By the hremen. The damage by the ire was
leas than $1,000 10 vonh undoubtedly have been much
greater had the aro bee. d.eoysssda ntts later and
loss Of life might have eRsged- The Institution u under
bhs control Of the Ssters Of Notre Dame.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
IB. B,LYs BODY TAKEN TO BOSTON.

The body Of Alfred Ill., vice president OF the Stock
Exchange whose sudden death the floor just before
noon on Friday resulted In an immediate suspen-
sion Of business, was taken to Boston yester'
day There were ceremonies attending the
removal mo committee appointed to prepare
suitable resolutions will report At tomorrow the
hour nxed the funeral services ~ ST. Paul Church Ia
yesterday but II considered appropriate mat tnsy
should not made public until they wero road 70 tne
msmhsrs of the Exchauge The committee TO represent
the board IT he funerals composed OF g. Tshman JB
Dumort A. T. ormsbee, II x. Enos and W d. Granoery.
bsv viii 70 TO boston TONIGHT The members OF the firm
Of H. t. Horton Co.. excepting Mr.. Horton. who u IN
Europe viii 20 probably At the same time and the New
York and Union LEAGUE ciilbs TO which Mr. Hill be-
longed, will probably send representatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
A"roUGH" ARRESTED FOR srABBry0

Coroner Lindsay of WILLIAMSBURG Instructed ysstsr
day tho OF Frederick Msrnn.
age hity three of No OH osas dying Al hia home
ffoa stab wound inflicted by John hAksr
character living at No lvt Cal srYst According
Iarua's statement he was waylam and assaulted on
"Wednesday hy Two men a. Marcy saa Myrtle Aysa DdIios
then escaped s4vng him ing tho sidewalk bleeding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
MORE PRECISE WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

WASHINGTON, July l6.-Ths following notice WA Is
sued to-day: In order to carry the policy Of this
Office of Furnishing public far as possible with
positive predictions OF temperature. the Indications
officer beginning with the predictions far M July
~ 1887 will predict stationary te perature during the
months OF July August only when rise or fall OF
three degrees or less expected Heretofore they have
been allowed limit Of hve degrecs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
P0oL-sELLIyG AT FAIRS.

CHICAGO, July ia dispatch 10 The Inter ocean rom
springHeld H. says: Tho Attorney-GeAeral has de-
cded that the passed by the Legislature In relation
to pookselling and book making the fair grounds
does not authorized lexalze The provsons
Of the act he Nays excluded from application 10 en-
cosures of fair or race track association incorporated
under the laws Of the state during the time Of the meet
Ing Of thu aasociAtiou.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
WARRINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, July TO.
To COMMAND THE EUROPEAN srATIos-Tt 10 under
stood that Commodore A. Greer presdentof the Exam
isg Board has selected to command the European
Station In place Of Rear Admiral FRANKLIN VINO WALL DO
placed on the retired list IN August
OPiUM observation-disclosures Secretary Maynard has
addressed circular customs officers along the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
HUNDREDS OF CHILDREN DYING.

There were ll02 daaths In the city last week ana
nearly third OF the persons who died were children
uuder ave y~ars of ago Mosg OF the deaths occurred
the tensmeu t-houses Coptagions Killed OF uurng w
week Diphthsria Il increasing according 70 the olownS
report for Two weeks furnished By Dr. B. Taylor the
Sanitary Bureau. ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
FAULKNER "REcoGNIzED" AS SENATOR.

WASHINGTON. July l6 tspeeiGh.-Ths Administration
has recognized" Charles Faulkner rs Senator Of
the United States from wsst Virginia Mr. Faulkner
frequent visitor TO Washington, and he Is perseyer
ing hunter OF offices his friends aud partsans uis
appeals for patronage listened to. even II they arc
not always granted prominent Treasury Official, In
referring TO this subject to-day. said that ihs matter
had been the TOPIC OF Conversation between sev-
sral OF the bureau officers and under the
they felt bound TO receive Mr. Faulkner
as the Junior Senator from West virginia said the OIL
ciaI referred He around on the lookout for
patron age regularity Of old hand and sy The
lime his before the Senate FOR
his record office hunter win stand pretty high Up
TO date he bean able to get much but has bright
hopes for the future"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

LOSSES IN VARIOUS Pl4ACEo.
CHICAGO July 16-A dispatch to The ~ocea" rom
Cedar Springs, Men, says "Fire yesterday destroyed
G. W. shsrsrs store and adjoining building The Losses
ara. @. w. shsrer store and contents, $4,000; Miss
Dane drossma ker 500 Mrs. Deacon. store, awehing
and barn, Sc 200 Tho other losses amoon' !" A"'u'
$1,000.
HYDE PARK, Mass, July 1e-Beattys Block' owned
nv J. g. Hobbs was burned to-day. Tho loss Is $4,000
The occupants four number lose property valued ~
81 600. Two frsmsn were badly burned.
CENTRE HARBoR, N. H.. July 1e-rhe Centre House.
one of the largest hotels In the State, was
burned at noon to-day. The wind blowing hard at
the time and the flames spread TO the adjoining oud
ings which were destroyed.
sAco. Ne, July 16-rhe largest IRE eaeo has had TOT
eighteen years occurred to-day 1t WAS started
by boys in pilo OF rubbish beside small stable In the
Of the TAernton block In Manst Tho stable was
In naes and tho IRE rapidly spread to the ano'n
ing property All the engines asd the nre apparatus In
the city broueht and aid was received from
Biddsford. At p. the irc was extingushed was
eonnpsd 70 the Thornton block and the block ad}on,
ins. The building owned By Hampton Fairfield, valued
ct Ss 600 and insured for So 600, was partially des-
troyed HE stock valued at $4,000 and insured Tor
~ 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
YEARINa A LOSS OF LIFE.

MoNrsEAL, July 10 tSpecss)-It IL thought that
evera hves lost by the great rc at the st. Law
renee sugar refinery yesterday but with the lettering
wslla snd Immense pile Of dsbrs It wiz be some days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

before tho true state Of affairs win be known. Two OF
ths employees named Hepdersoa and Beaumont arc miss
Ing number Of Italians and Norwegans were taken
ON on Monday last; they not well known wneea
any of them perished or Will not be known until tne
pay lists are submitted ON Monday. Two or three
Italians arc known to be missing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

The roce were tnforme dying snA yecse
day bsssr 0ksn into custody Hs was saksn " snS
ado OF Martin, who identified him Of hB
IL was thee up and hold TO await The result q n'
vctimss "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
MrscELL ANGUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

CHICAGO July l6 tspecsai,.-It /. reported on good
authority TIA; tho streecar companies OF Chicago are
about DO consolidated The prime Of the scheme
YeFkes whose record exposed AT the time the
City Council the North Chicago Rail
way Company To change their system into cable road
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. July l6Judges Gresham and Allen.
In the United States Circuit Court to-day. denied the
motion for for the vsndaia Railroad property
pending the result litigation for the possession Of
the property which the Psnnsy and Baltimore
and ORio Railroads wagin2 legal war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
In All Complaints

OF the stomach Bowe Lvcr and Kidneys Ayers Polls
excellent results Being purely vegetable and
free from caone they leave III eocts and safey
administered any old younE need Of spssut
and oathara Physeans all the country prescribe
Ayers Pis and them good Family Medicine
eff people would Ayers Pills." says Colonel D. ".
Bozsmaa Of Franklin Tszaa in coqsA I'm Direct
many of the serious ailments frsm torpiy
rAsgsment mslsra wssla b
avoided Thsvs used these ps above sssss q csAary
and know whereof / aalrpa" - ,.u ., h. -.
Herman Rrnghon. swsry Nevsrk. N J.. writes
induced ssdsntary habits became
chronic Ayers Ps Afforded speedy relief Thar sssar
sionai has since kept all nshis
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED BY
Do G. Aver e. Co.. Lowell, Vssa
ss'a W all psslsss y xsdiess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
TO BUILD THE SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA. July 10 tspecsa). e. c. knight who Is
one Of he original subscribers tho south Pennsylvania
Railroad said to-day In reference TO The report that
majority subscribers had signed the agreement TO
the task Of completing the road 70 the trustees
The newspapers correct in saving that majority
OF Philadelphia subscribers have signed the paper
agreeing lend Aid TO the project. In fact think
it may salt that all. Yearly all. the Phadelphz
subscribers have signed IT, According to tho paper wbich
the subscribers who assented TO the plan signed, tho
trustees are Franklin b. Gowsn. Francis 3. Stetson,
David uostettsr. Henry Phipps and George T. Basr.
They have absolute authority decide upon course OF
action and carry uut All OF then. Including MI
Gowsn who reached cable, have agreed TO serve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

TO ADVANCE ANTHRACITE COAL RATES
PHILADELPHIA, July 10 tSpeeia.-It was learned this
afternoon meeting Of the sales agents engaged
In the anthracite coal trads viii he held in New York
before the end OF the month The Philadelphia comps
MES will be represented ut the meeting IL Is thought
that the will be genera al vance IN rates
meeting with that cad In view to be held Thurs
day. bat only few representatives or the road
we're present, nothing was dono.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

Provide yourself with suppy Of skiasuccass Soap and
yss can Ssty prickH hssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
CONSTITUTING rHE POOL LAW.

SARATOGA, July l6.-Distriot Attorney Hamilton has
received the deisan OF Justice Rockingham Fish In the
case Lee Ottoengu who arrested hare for an at
tempt TO evado pool law by assuming TO receive
money deposit be transmitted To his agent on the
Justice Fish holds that the acts OF the do
PENDANT direct ton OF section No 3Sl
OF tina Penal Code which forbids the keeping OF any
place with books apparatus or paraphe rnaia for
the purpose recording registering bets or wsgers,
selling pools.
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Soften bes SentidBem &eeres.

Sci benz Stu6ium beg oeutiden
Gei9sbausbalts ertennt man, pel9e
getDaltige Griegsmaidine in benz beuts
fden Seere ausgebilbet tpirb. gs 1T
Grieoens3eit, unb bod foftet Der einfa9e
8etrieb tagtdgli9 cine polle Milion
Marf. Der @tat fir 1887 iebt genau
1868 Mfilion Marf (ettpa $91 ,375,<
OO0) ftr bic laufenoen Musgaben Der
2anbarmee fef. Da3n fommeit nod
214 Wilionen Mart ($53, 500, OOO) fir
einmalige 3mede. Sie 3riegsHotte tos
fet ungefdbr 48 MtiIionen Mart ($12,.
DOC, 000) bauernbe uno 81 Milionen
($2,375. 000) eiamalige Musgaben. Sic
Jriebensrifung muB alfo fiir 1887 nit
628 Miaionen Mart ($157, 900. O00)
beaa6lt uerben! Mat muB Elm Si@ter
iein, UNI f@ in Der pbantafie biefes
8ebirge bon @elo pntsufelen uno bic
@umme 9lrbeit, pelde barin ftedt.
Sagte ni6t einmal ber Mational6fonom
Smitb, baB iebes Stid @elb Der Nus.
brud fir elm Stid aufge1tapelter in
Wtlin3e umgeiebter Nrbeit iei2 628 Wlils
lionen! Wenn man bonn l. Mpril 1887
Mittags big gum l. Npril 1883 Mittags
un~aufb5rli6 Sag unb Na9t in ieber
Minute 1,197 Mart auf ben Slid leet,
oann 1T mad Iblauf oieies Sabres Sic
Summle errei6t.
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CINDERELLA gd6mb > gtpre.
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fauften 8orrdtbe an S9ube1 unb
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Golgenoe 8eifpieIe bienen als Beweis
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gu $2.75 Cont iibli@er Breis 81.
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&nabenf9ube u. &n6pfffiefel gu $1.25
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(Werth $2.75).
9amen.p antoHeln Scr. 5-9 au nur
Is Gts. bas paar (Wertb $1).
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aas cabinet gaoupier lit bas
Observation-Disclosures felt benz Sturae Wa.

3WeIuH08DaH3I8Fe 1elt oeW Stur3e JtQs
poleon's BEG Sritten. 9as lebte =
bas 8oblet'f1e - errei6te nidt einmal
bic bur6f9uittli9e 2~ebensbauer beg
fransofiden Miniieriums, bic fi6 auf
etpa 10 Monate iielte. Die Mmisbauer
Der einaelnen Miniiterien mar: Sules
Sabre, September 1870 Big September
1871, l Sabr; 9ufaure bis Wtai 1873,
1Sabr 8 Monate; Ser3og BON 8roslie
bis 0iai 1874, l Sa9r; General @iFep
big Wtdra 1875, 10 Mtpnate; Buffet Bis
Wtdr5 1875, 10 Monate; 9ufaure Bis
December 1876, 8 Monate; Sules Sis
mon bis Wtai 1877, 6 Monate; Seraog
BON groglie bis Nobember 1877, 6 Wfos
nate; 8eneral &o6ebouet Bis December
1877, l Monat; Dufaure big isebruor
1879, 1Sabr 2 Wonate Mabbin9ton Bis
December 1879, 10 Morote; ssrencinet
big September 1880. 8 Wonate; Herrn
bis NoDember 1881, 1Sabru. 2Wtonate;
@ambstia bis Sanuor 1882. 2 Monate /;
9uclerc big Sanuar 1883, l Sabr
Jaaiers bis Gebruar 1883, l Monat;
Gerrp bis Ndr3 1885, 2 Sabre l Mo.
nat, Gam ldugfen); 8rifon bis gnbe
December 1885, Wonaie; Srencinet